Custom downhill Bikes

Connor Fearon's Kona Operator
Kona's Connor Fearon has gone with an understated seek out their 27.5" wheeled Operator, specifically versus some of the flashier bicycles pictured under. The paint-less frame is not any question lighter than it will be if it absolutely was done up in some layers of Australia's national tints, however, with just a few splashes of green, yellow and a little bit of blue to be found. Fearon will without doubt be looking to carry some of that momentum from their second invest Leogang to the top action of podium in Andorra. Neko and Brendan's Scott Gamblers
Neko Mullaly's Scott Gambler getting assembled in the pits. Check out the way the brushed and clear-coated front end matches the bike's linkage, along with the smaller details just like the white celebrity at the rear axle plus the offset headset from Chris King that adds a bit of length towards cycle's reach. Neko can also be finishing the Americana vibe with a remarkable mustache - we could only hope he races in a set of mirrored aviator sunglasses aswell. His teammate's cycle is a little flashier, with Fairclough choosing a brighter purple, white and blue motif, along with some old school typeface for their name on top tube. Mike Jones' Nukeproof Pulse
Mike Jones' Nukeproof Pulse is another cycle that's working much more under the radar than in your face, with him choosing equivalent spec as their teammate Sam Hill is operating. Nukeproof is also now supplying a team replica cycle that is fundamentally the same thing you see right here, and is claimed to weigh only 35lbs, even though it won't include the full compliment of titanium bolts and porcelain bearings like Jones' cycle has actually. Matt Simmonds' Carbon Myst
We showed you Saracen's brand-new Carbon Myst final thirty days, but Matt Simmonds' staff bike is worth an additional appearance. While Saracen dabbled with carbon back in 2012, they will have gone all-out for 2015 by going in terms of utilizing carbon for bike's linkage. Both the move website link while the driving website link are made of the things, though it's difficult to tell if there has been any changes in regards to pivot locations that may affect the bicycle's vacation, influence price, or geometry from exactly what the team was in fact utilizing for aluminum bike. The new carbon framework is much sleeker than its aluminum predecessor, with Saracen getting rid of the old cycle's forward shock mount that connected the most effective and down tubes. The shock now simply bolts onto an extension formed from the down pipe. It looks like Saracen have stuck because of the oversized head pipe we spotted earlier in 2010 on Matt Simmonds' aluminum competition cycle. The design allows bikers to tinker with both head direction and top pipe lengths by installing various offset headset glasses, which in isn't a fresh idea, but the keyed user interface in the Myst does ensure perfect alignment and zero guessing. Martin Maes Personalized Helmet & Fury Frame
It's easy to forget that GT's Martin Maes however races in junior class in terms of World Cup downhilling. The young Belgian ''Maes-Dog'' himself will be looking to place several of their Enduro World Series energy down through pedals of their much longer travel Fury DH bike, in which he must be regarding short list of possible champions. Josh Bryceland's V10
Bryceland prefers to travel large on the radar versus under it, in which he'll be doing exactly that aboard this crazy Santa Cruz V10. It'll definitely be put up with a couple of matching tires from ENVE aswell. Minnaar's Lion King V10
Greg Minnaar's Lion King V10 which he'll be on come competition time. a victory on Lenzerheide World Cup back in July made Minnaar the winningest World Cup downhill of all-time this year, with eighteen Ws to their title. He is also won gold at the World Champs in 2003, 2012 and 2013, taken second in 2004, 2006 and 2009, and 3rd in 2001, 2005 and 2010, all of these makes him very constant racers ever before. Don't wager resistant to the smooth South African this season, both.